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Take your love sky-high with a vertical Valentine’s Day dining at Vertigo

There will be love in the air (quite literally) this Valentine’s Day at Australia’s first vertical restaurant, Vertigo at Brisbane Powerhouse. The high-flying dining spot, perched an exhilarating 17 metres above ground, will be dishing up a romantic feast on February 14 for loved-up couples who dare to dine on the edge.

Janna
Hrastovec

Jan 25, 2024, updated May 22, 2025

Unlike anything else in Brisbane, Vertigo has been wowing fearless foodies since its opening atop Brisbane Powerhouse late last year, serving delicious fare by Bar Alto with a side of sensational skyline views. The elevated restaurant is now taking bookings for Wednesday February 14, promising an intimate and unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience with a four-course feast, served four stories high to happily harnessed couples.Upon arrival to Vertigo, love birds will sip non-alcoholic bubbles and enjoy a special appetiser, before savouring a further three courses, including a delicious wine-paired main and a special Valentine’s Day dessert – chilled vanilla risotto with poached black-cherry compote, edible flowers and chocolate. To really get hearts racing, the romantic evening in the sky will finish with an adrenaline-spiked aperitif – in the form of a thrilling drop-line off the edge of Brisbane Powerhouse (completely optional, of course). Once your feet are firmly on the ground again, you’re welcome to stick around to enjoy a glass of bubbles, a beer and a snuggle post-descent.Ready to strap yourselves for a loved-up feast like no other? Be quick to secure your suspended seats at Vertigo for Valentine’s Day – spots are limited! For bookings, head to the Vertigo website.

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